Group's sunscreen guide found only 25 percent of products on market offer strong, broad UV protection and pose few safety concerns
The psychology of design and color has been applied to analysts' offices, jails, even locker rooms to surprising effect
People who have defective BRCA genes have a 20 to 40 percent chance of developing ovarian cancer in their lifetime
Getting pet prescriptions through programs at the pharmacy could save hundreds of dollars over getting them directly from the vet
Lye attack victim Carmen Blandin Tarleton only had a 1 to 2 percent chance of finding a perfect donor, her doctor said
Deputy food commissioner says new products like Wrigley's Alert Energy gum are part of "disturbing" trend
Parkinson's signs can also include lesser-known symptoms like loss of sense of smell, constipation, depression and vivid dreams
Centers plan training using scenarios that were encountered at the Boston Marathon, but first receivers down the chain in fight for funding
Vermont now fourth state that allows physicians to prescribe lethal medications to terminally ill patients
Insomnia drug from Merck helped people sleep but caused daytime drowsiness and suicidal thinking, FDA warned
Anger erupts in celiac disease community after a Disney Channel show pokes fun at a kid who can't eat gluten
Ketamine is sometimes illegally abused in higher doses as party drug, where users go into a "K-hole"
Last month, emergency vaccination clinics were held every weekend in Wales, the epicenter of the measles outbreak in U.K.
"Breathprints" may contain information on risks for conditions like diabetes, fatty liver disease
Pediatrics study showed 41 percent of males who had ADHD as kids became obese, compared to 22 percent among adults who weren't hyperactive as kids
After former Navy secretary urged gov't to stockpile anti-anthrax drug, his biotech firm won $334M in federal contracts beginning in 2006
"The country needs something like this, given all of the questions about our food supply," says lead researcher Barry Popkin
Older vaccines for whooping cough were phased out in 1990s due to side effects
Web extra: Psychoanalyst and photographer Mark Gerald on how the analyst's working space has (or hasn't) changed since Freud
Latest major revision since 1994 has been met with opposition from health advocates, medical community
Handbag handle the dirtiest part of the bag; Face or hand creams inside the purse had the most germs
Aimee Copeland appeared in video trying out her new hands on everyday activities like hanging clothes, wiping a table
